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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
Tur PoFuLArrox OF GrAvn RAprps

The POPULATION OF GRAND RAPIDS
Is about 20 COO. and We would say at least
One-haif are troubled with some affection
OF the Throat and Lungs, as those CON-
plants are. acco. ding to statistics, more
uumeIOus than others. We would advise ell
not 10 neglect the opportunity 10 call on Us
end get bottle of kenp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. Pnce soc and S1.60.
Trial size 10 cents. Respectfully.
". r. TIBBs. l35 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

The best on earth can truly be said of
Griggs' Glycerine Sslve, which is a sure.
safe and speedF cure for cuts. bruises,
scsids. burns. wounds and all other sores.
Will positively cure piles, letter and all
SKIN eTuptions. Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only % cents. sold BY L. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

The great sources of the extensive cura-
tive range of Or. Jones Red Clover bios
SONS ss a medicine. Best results are OBJ
tained when combined with other medl.
cinal roots and herbs, as in Dr.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic, which is the best known
remedy for all blood diseases, stomach and
liver troubles, pimples, costiveness, bad
breath. piles, sgue and malarial diseases,
indigestion. loss of appetite. low spirits,
headache and all diseases of the kidneys
Price 80 cents, Of f. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
For Eent--RmsfDess Places.

DU0M AND P0wGR TO RENT-CoRNER
II Campan and Louis-sts. Bennett & Osburn
1sti
TOR RFNT-NE Will FIT UP, TURSIsHING
reliable wafer and steam power. for any
satisfactory applicant The Iron veneer building
on Er.e-st. isiely occupied by Ieiielts Boiler
Sbop. pimcaFions EEe about 40x50 has high
ceiling snt lizht IN three sides Apply TO Bissei
Carpet sweeper Co. g. NIL &. CITY 2ssi
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

All the Patent Medicines and Toilet Ar
ticles advertised In the Grand Rapids pa
pers at Peck's Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Read the Following Extract
From interviews In the Nsrsballtown, Iowa.
Tnaes Republican,
The tecCnd place visited was The home Of our
well-known townsmaD J. +. Csrlick On North
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Ladies viii appreciate the exec lent quality
OF bread, buns and rolls 10 be found at th,
Parior Bakery, 200 East Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Ladies living in the vicinity of the hill
will find II convenient to buy at the Parloi
Bakery, 200 East Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

I teanf % say righ here that beiieue I oa'
cure nearly esery case o. GstitHsa ho,0eUeT bad
OF long standing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Those delicious buns can only be found
at the Parior Bakery, 300 East Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Roots, Herbs and Barks at Peck's Drug
Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE AND
vi tauk securities. Bonds bC ught aud sold. As
X. Antisde,, No LOvett block, opposite swest
hotel. E6f
NONE TO LOAS-ON WATCHES. JEWKLRY,
VI piarRoe aud other personal property. Houses
and icss for sale or exchange. Card and ioo
printing n; low rates, BY John Bole. - Pearl st.
BerEey block x,ftf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Second ave. ssd fsee osrliok. ysuux - ls
sesFs o.c s4s called lnto he ssElef
81 sse ess q i1s- bsllss'ss s.<slsn.a >rs ys1
"a sal ues seur oanYlsinff-
- hsa seslt lnss 2aick osnEzn ptscn. sezz9
nonktk nelore J osBsulle1 xf DsllsAxs s<sk -
e i.ae = ss-s saa hs1 ! has ssss ssnsFl19
l'sinssi. eoi s1ees nhiaA fres ws<kSf sseEs
a. J weht llte . s{ao<is decline 411 a. lAt
ss. NE nos a sss ~ = % a ,.a a. sss sss <. lee rssss s -
ia ~,.st fisae. al,d ne fosllnf very nAissrs1la
40 oisilrtfiessse A., e'akh ses Nerss thai .
hse S,eI ssen s-s a a ieffieie conaiiios Aaa
estla nkN hsse lived yers io1E
How lalt ~cge soa under iEcAtaeate
fins Netks rsoelsco ~ lszl ara 4iEAens two
~elI nsu and an II uork al shs time. NJ g. -
has aeh me sna al tiat eld feellls of ~esksoss
A-a 9cife<>is.si have Esina4 len s-sanas ~
~..sus sihee nsts4 .skink ~ haiinEs tseal-
-fsf be sra t~e weeks ] aidng notiee any
sFesi cisnTe. Aut @sn,e iHen have iapassea
Ncfs fslaidls anc sieaolly ] thiHk eve M re-
essery entirely b. lr nlilinFs an1 ! seii yea an
Ei~e hsd s1nic.ent ooAiacnos "a hlal - lAse<
nly oss< "a AaAds
hsrs 10 A1ethsr Fssm sue same Paper.
ltle FeIsoTter was nekl iutrod esa te klss Della
Hon oAlgligf 81 heL j q Aoh ol Naterioa.
one biiel, etate1 bcf hollous,
= oesaa tAklns srss.n lfoan or niliinEs
Hbeni lee neckt ago Al 1s home al Naierioo Il
had beea oeni'nad % M sed lor eleven moaths
ln ~ 1n~f beifdezs clndiklou a. osss can slSsi.
hiy bc A. The las .gAoD kGosntlss n a. no. sDle
- move tscD tnlng ale g. drank l,isoed
In M mouth - ~ molher NJ tgoakle vac
PAieiSeis. caused y spinal uouble now
9uiie .tnaft cAl Sslk suss here o0u Deea 40
iit d0sn hsIo.g any and sa Onlf here WASTING
h1eoaf AID go Iuce iso ffs halFhiiif tsoxfnaes 4
aoo0Foiuk u lie advice - br liillsAes. ~huuU 4
rerafc ~ one eho ssVed ne o. hlt aud t0 heaitk
when az rope fFon oiher treatment had
Eotls AS were snkluus 10 have Ia illli4nes a.
10 cIsn me- isoa.ll.sS Ht kaeu 81 snany al Nsacc
loo holi he had uufca 100 gcen Az al such
diseases az couio noi be c lre1 ~ olAcr phys
scisns
These cures Rrs nus wonderful Th-s are
nnssdern miracles noiliuf iese and tue pnsslolxn
WHO faofex himself abe - pcfiOrlu them NtN
never lsek iof Iaiituit Lo msttcr hai may -
A4ld by the tnflOlla anc lsfejudlcC1"
SacA 1rsafas as 3asss zrs HestA CsRsaaes-
tss0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

English and French Tooth Brushes a
Peck's Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

uas 81. LovEJoY

So rsve i~~sr1s Ia frssf s1i 7s1.s rtsTire.
r~rr afslv - " Cisrsss f'arrsEfs rreff - for
R,.ifsr srs F.sassn - Psno EeEte-s ~ sppit
- ..srs rIres = N-s EF-etsv ar4rt.re-rs
e2 worre>-sa. aG-s z~unnn- f~sza
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

From, dse Topeka Kans.) Commonwealth
DR.. billings is certainly prodigy. his wonder
fDl work here has stirred up more talk among the
doctors and the sick than that OF any other man
who ever came 10 Topeka His cures are uuthen-
ticaied beyond doubt When such names as ex-
Mayor 0rin 7. Welsh. Rev Dr. Thompson. Col
5. w. Store, John Wand, the druggist. A ID.
Thatcher and scores Of other well known. re
putable citizens are signed 20 testimonials and
statements OF cures the time for doubling ceases
Write TO any Of the above persons Iney
among the most prominent citizens that Topeka
afordg
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
Shorthand Bookkeeping

a romn.rte Risinrss fcrrsr. vita 81 nrder~
Improvement. a. a xrest esvns - zre and sz-
rfi.eft t"H1-ntfftA rnrfsrrlHE tr31f1a%ilttt -
frrrs sArr- ~ fve n,nnths. 10 aen~ i-ssons fas-r
Fnriis 'fcliFT xocd pcsitlcDs ri rs s2d es.lel
citseS f1istc- lcv~. Fsf ~ ~ rf~-,i sr 81
" f.. Shrr- hard .nd ay,ssress - A. "a 81
czs~a g. ess~De e~~<s~ efv~ -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

/ DESIRE TO IMPRESS UP0N the
people OF this CITY that | ana here ss an
honorable man. 1 want the sick 10 feel
and know that l have been successful in
the past TO remarkable degree and that
my greatest hope for the future is that
may be eadally as successful. DO not dis
pute the claims ! make and the claims
made for me by thousands Of former
patients who are glad because ] proved
such claims 10 be good aud true.
Accept as true the truthful statements of
the many who have suffered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
Miscellaneous.

CAIL TELEPHONE sro AND VIZ WILL FUR-
Y 81 you sug kig d Of help both male and f.
ma tuaut troub'e or exPc - 90 Yea tFaai
n.on - uraerJ p kmplorment Burssu. Esns
2 & 4. F.ercs book sla
Gal IFsMAN-CAN ADD A LINZ SMALL
= sarplrS 01e agent camel 3 ~, oshers uo
te g. o IN issS @ bcz 1854. New York Lsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

There il reason fo- alarm throughout
Gr-ay. The emperor has nov reached
a. ass wien The physical powers are M
abe 20 withstand any sqec.al strain.
there - DO aonol that he condition OF
shs Crown Prince is very critical he
death e FsEDsKCK WILLIAM would not
unlikely bssooa suceee9sd BY that o, the
venerable Emperor himself.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
WILL OFFER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
To be applied 10 srv public charity. IL
II can be shown that any refeFenc
CT testimony offered Is no
wholly and perfectly tru'
In every particular.

MO FufthsF VII VH"f
kk0TktR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II II can De sioton that any name az
fdched 10 any testimony or Gs a ref
erenee is not that Of an honest, rep
Hfdble, toeiiknoion and respected res
K tde,at Of The cOBsBsRnlig iR schich sf IS
claimed that he ,or sJ.e) resides.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
A0enfS--

VVANTEO-AGENTS NALL or FEMALE, TO
w sell an excellent household article Apply
at No. Pearl-st, up stairs, az Up. m. 3t6tf
nANVASSERS CAN CLEAR FROM SO TO SIS
v per week selliog anCyeity, manufactured py
Colsslock & Seymour, ~ Ieasl t. slit
INTANTED IMMEDIATELY - i,00J. AGsNTS
w male or female, % sell our furniture polish
in the United STATES l,JO0,0on Bottles sold by
agents dnTing 1855; $50 easily made per week.
Send &c for sample bottle ana terms. CerriRg
Manufacturing co. LCcx BOX 80. Neweygo, Mich
lfi
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Governor FcRAxEg says ho 10 not n
cenGIdaie For Presiden,, and that la de-
sises - see ONO ami a solid delegation
% fhs National Republican Convention
fyF JoHS SssEMAS. Ia regard to this
So ioet tbs Columbus Dispatch says the
Governor doesa't con:rol tns matter ana
ssks IL .es msm5sEs OF the convention
wko we're private soldiers in ths late war
prsfe- FoaAxER 10 SHEENAS, and prove
20 hsve he l.ecessaCy strength to make
good their claim that the generals and
cd sta. esmen, Eho have heid the rsins
for many year,, should gracefully yield
o. bs faing young nan WOO was PR
va r fhs army. What eau FoRAKEs do
abop. it7'
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

l furnace heat in private lamily. exeelcat To-
cation and central, with or without board. Adj
dress III BOstwick-st 3le
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
DR.. II. z. SN YDER.
EIEtrlt De0lal 0Hcs

s. a irs-5 air ssnssistere1 sa1.....-.-.f g.. IS
Tees ezfrscfei fa- .-.e-........
Ta~ Is flisf RifA g-i3 ~ fanf r-rsr7f -
Teeth ri ii w q r - sns attn IN alloy - o.
Tae-r q. - sisn BaF ~ ~t,hate -
va zes ar rate Pc b every saT -sr-srtes
- sr.i p~rtsrfiv narT Iess A. cthsr ssesf -
- are 8aTs srsrets. Iec rsi1lessir p = - tae
80 - = ssfficsl inztTuznea1s
Ron - Al zui - st- eee- = - 55eooas tla<k.
Tsks 49, -ls~sf1- fsFars rrer e. ~ hrr~r
Re. 80 wonroe-st- Gr~sd Rsps6A
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Ex@ s.ges ers ~ssDons OF ths devil,
sD1 shaaia rars.y % used or made. Prob
sb'y .aers is quicksilver eaoagh IA the
c..s..a.rI mlas * Gaanca yeilca, ia
Fsrg, 80 eicw up he verdi By dis
sowing little mercury "a nIfric acid, =
fn.miuaing powder Is Obtained, two OF
thrse grams os which laid on al anvil
AMI slEuck anartly with hammer. Viii
sxg'oao with ths roar Ct s sIaall cannon.
ug such g.ant explosives car be made
tfon many Substances. aud their power
n s4siags could 20 made a Iaonsirous
eag.ao of te5,rucllou. So destructive
en- bs r.a.s these modern weapons that
q sost ex .ac.iDn o, the race lies IN
s1Y ether course than arbitration as to
difficulties between nations. Pestilsnce
sad famine zse uorsssrs to be dreaded,
"a, greater thsa thsse 10 wsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

"Yoa see. be thought like everybody else
for whom the city does the work that he
was payiog big price for il. That IS q
great mistake, although you can't make
any body believe It. The city charges only
y cents foot, and ss We have 20 use. as
verybOdy has To use good grade OF lum-
ber. which cost Sl2 a thousand. then throw
Ia The price Of the nails and vi the laoor.
aud you will see that you couldn't do the
work yourself ss we'll as we do. and do IT
any cheaper. IL generally costs = good
deal more for individuals. Ies
the new ordinance makes everybody
use good grsde of lumber
and lay the blanks crosswise instead OF
lengthwise IL don't onlv look better this
way but lasts much longer, as there Is no
loosening OF the nails and raising up of the
plank every time one end becomes little
loose. Tnsn again Il IN much more conven-
lent for repairing. as each plank is so much
smaller"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

There Is DO such walk as good stone
walk for cheapness in the long run and
durability. but plank walk is much easier
% walk on because there is give" 10 it.
Concrete walks as they are laid in Grand
Rapids are dead failure. They
are soft and sticky in Summer. uneven and
fail o. holes ali the year round. and the
holes are full Of water in the Fall and
Spring, and Of "slush" when the snow
mslts. There is hole one-third OF a foot
deep and over ten feet long and extending
the whole width OF the walk on one OF our
most travelled thosoughfares. | have or
dsred THE owner TO take UP the whole bGsi-
ness. Artificial stone walks are used TO
some extent. but they soon rot, crumble,
snd 20 20 pieces. There is only one brick
welk that / know OF in the whole city.
They are very common South and East. but
are hard, uneven and no good anywhere"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
MuskegOn

CzNs. - ssaska Ase. 49, $50 las
IElxs4&A- h4z&lE 1eLiSe8e1 ever a-asfaizg a.
: . easck-
MrsxEG0S. wEDNEsDAl sog Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
WOuted--T0 Rent.

lOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
either single or en- suite; steam heated: also
rooms Tor light housekeeping. Apply az Room Al
Ledyard lock, 10l Ottawa-sa. 2l6tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
For Reai--HOsgses.

COR RENT-PART OF A DOUBLE HOUSE
J. cen aiming ak ro0zs- Pantry, close sat
woodhouse One block from cable road. Inquire
n ~ Clancy st. so
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT AS THE
i 2upper floors OF Grinueil Block No. 50 & -
Canal ST., have changed propretors, they are pre-
pared t. rent nice furnished rooss 70 single gentle
men, Enquire al room IL, 3rd floor. 3ls
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

aesesssuozs prsrarea a Pssk's Drag
aEa
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

TOR RENT-7e3 WEALTHY AVE, : ROOMS
l. ss.vl; large brick Use g barn. 5000; nice .
room house in 10 tn e9J, 5000, lower part Of
large house n 9ameS 81. Si..eI: good size room
house on Jefferson ave. north OF 9TH, $1,000 Luton
i DuDton, AgtS Tel. ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

rxTANTE 8-fEk NEKf EXC1TEAENI THAT
w txspAest sis shs ss-@sAsls isa sne -.
g as aaaii5eA stAh As ats&t y eAt %
doaass peV wses- T. {. i.soTa kee1 :. -t'sosess
tsecs
iIoo - rals Fok 4 sAAlSss sASK 1-uE
III vl sf 3 .oss = see,s gfsna ksplsss ten
lsla fr1la i a.e. aeF 4 - slzt - g i4i down
) ssee - - ~ssk. AoKse 4 Goa fessa-
LAB - ~
-gIfTE BgoS oAKDAIE ADDfTl0S
Aep rezts ior ssls n t4S ~ .ioais essy terlas
Fiz ). ~ dse sea a.. pei inontl iheseAi.sr
si psg e-ls inieEeSi. Asze io.s sss - nlglA
1eiile bfQs. oseE AFcaos
IsoE sAlE-A LARGF BRICK DWELLING
II house on SfsiaK ~. ior ss.ola ne~a frame
swelling kS1Hk @sueoSsi-, tsf tlsos. aaa a.
e are i@rla "a sp4Fs4 ief stsoI a. o. snlel
Psy laenss and Te4sonstle terrs. r A. bApper
room les. Ls4ssre hiock over Fusac lofsrs
an
NOR sAIK-BLocK or - LOTS IN OAK
aAle Pax osser leaving city k9hG0ssn
Lacey. hooseInso bloes- -aea
For --Htscettaneoas
roR sALK-A GOOD COW. roe FANNY
II use ief sale Dosk k.rsl. oaEsiae oaly lisnis-
r. DuiDlema SE
Tor sALE-GooD HACK cHRAP. OK VIII
n exehsnge for other property Rust Edwards
Co. Mlddicon0 building city. @oa
NOR sALE-ANY ONE CALLING AT TIE
II 1xLKokAN hkgkLD once. - Meklern ave
Maskeson. csa set old papers ior 10 cents per
hundred
no STEAM UsERs-I HAyE 7oo OoRDs
| mixed heRloos aud hardwood slabs. Which
/ vii deliver T. O. b. 6fAnd Rapids al s. % per
cord. =. T. Cook, Fountsin- Il. 2SNf
NOR sALE CHEAP "A GOOD RAhbER
r chair. Enquire Of = Pessley 81 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Remember that the Men and Wo-
men whose testimony Offer are just
as honest as though they lived in
Grand Rapids ana you had known
them for a life time. A iwo-cent
stamp and q few lines OF inquiry will
bring an answer from every one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
R0HrHfnH.

r rNCoLN HOUSE, - SPRING sT.-BEsT III A
II 6av asnse in Men gan. Excellent board aof
sinaie roon only g per week. day hoard s3 single
meas &c A NICE, quiet home nasty ftted 10.
near Monroe 81. a. The wholesale houses r r.
aepots. churches and theateTs. Particular aftsc-
ton given 20 he comfort and wants Of transisnis
ard the ifieu6s of soldiers VINO csu1e u visit TIE
Hone. A. ~ sullivan. Fropristoc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

poR RENT-A SMALL HOUSE TO RENT
i cheap. l49 James ST. 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

-'One curious poin, raised ! had nearly
forgotten 20 speak about. 10 is n legal law
point. and not often touched upon. Occa-
sionally some keen-eyed cslm-voiced citizen
puts ID ike this, 'Supposing now. my good
fellow. refuse to either repair or rebuild,
what are you going TO do about ii2' Re
pair Tor you and make you pay the bill, Of
course answer. But suppose, then, that
refuse TO settler Way then the city will
prosecute you. under the new ordinance.
Yes bat don't you know that ordinance
lsu't worth a cent? You may bet your
boots don't know any such thing, aud
promptly say 40. Yes. Out that's the
lset, ali the same. That ordinance isn't
worth the paper 10 is written on. ard the
authorities all know that Just IS well as
10. Don't you know | or a.y other prop
erty-hosder don't own single foot Of the
and on which is built what yoG call my
Sidewalk. That sidewalk IS only part of
che street.. The PROPERTY IS city property.
the city alone is responsible II any accident
occurs BY reason OF dsfsct in that prop
crty. and the city alone Is really and legally
holden 20 keep that property in proDer
shape-ssfs. convenient and suited 70 the
uses ~ the public. Yes. that's what they
give me. and. between ourselves and all
t4a siasNa x / believe they're pretty nearly
sslt bus do care who Knows it.
Tbs legal point above stated Is at least an
Interesting cue, and although no p1blic
spirited ciiiEsn vii ever hes;tais 10 paw his
fair Share ofthe general assessment FOR side
walks. much less so o. law shout it. SsilI.
if isis assessment came in different shape.
a. part OF tns city tsrss. it would tscnni-
caNy be more proper, more i1st and more
satisfactory al around. The side Fslks 0f a
citr should ~ taken chsrzs Of hT the city
49, ps,d for cut Of the genera foud f1r
slrest purposes. And this suE-
~sst that. IN sons cities no+s-
nv N Milwaukee the psving 81,
the expense - rrraifin~ the streets anev tn
ori -insi isHiag 81 = rsvenent. = paid for
c1t of re eenF-ai inuG irsissd oi being
c srac3 TO the aei9iniBg property. And Oh
Csrsf.i rsconei6el afiou enc = inclined 70
r eat thas ths entire matter Of Sidewalk
laving aud street PAVING sh0uld Be removed
safire.v from TIE shoulders q individuals :
snd AIKEN exclusive charge Of bv The city
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

CoR RENT-A NICE SUIT OF FRONT FUR
i nished rooms, centrally located. Cal at l39
North Dyislon-st 32i
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

FURNISHED RoONS-FOR A NICE FUR.
i nthed room or suit unfurnished, apply TO
John Moran IT,. l0s Canal St. 3k5
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

L in suites All the modern improvements
Centrally located, near all principal hotels and
theatres. Beuts reasonable. New Eathbun, 7S
and 75 Watefloo-st. S23
COR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM
i heated. and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at room los New Rouseman
bsocz. 337
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

MANIFESTATION DRIVING DELIVERY
W wagon tending 20 horse, well acquainted
and can hlfilsh good references. Address. ). II.
T., Box 8, this ohice. 525
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

NOR sAIE-BLoCK or - LOTS IL OAK
L asle Pax osser iessing eisy. k9h1assn a
Lacey. hoosezaa1 Bloch -ee1
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
For Ke1lf--R00Das.

WANTED-LARGE ROOM FURNISHED. TWO
w beds Within 5 mipates walk Campsu
place. VIA rent permanently. Acdiess, G. & W.
Box 4, Teiegram-HeIald SIS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

You iast osgAt - hear the excuses and
comments they make-ths men. loo, Just
a. much as the w0uen. one says ia ths
vslocip psdss aud lhs 0ye!clss that did i AL
Another charges IL 10 the rad boys IN the
neighborhood A third says that the city
shoss psruAlity-that the rich get let OF
easY Whiis only The poor folks have 10 STIR
their stumps aud keep thugs In perfect or
der. One woman whom I nave lee ot no"
i0r nearly SIX months because she
pleaded poverty, yesterday declared chs
wouldn't ege repair because she
knew wealthy neighbOr near oy
hAip been rOtIned a. al. Now the Tact
vas thaL rad notified that man at the
same lime that did the woman aud he knew
that bad let her down easy, and 20 went
20 work deliberately 10 wait uatl she came
- time. Some OF the larger property hold
ers are mean, though, and that's Lac.
They nos only growi aud hnd fault and
wait snd wait but finally, when they do
repair or rebuild, in many cases they get mp
a regular ''crszv quits" of sidewalk that
don cost tnem more than 3 ~ me 100 feet,
and - lar worse than the old walk was.
Oas man 90 - street Is worth several
hundred thousand dollars. His neighbors
have ali laid stone walks he has kept
Fight on patching up an o!d-f2shl0ned laid
lengthwise plank salk for nearly hye
yeArs lasT. ordsTed him TO rebuild The
other day. and he took mp all the old rot
ten ooar1s. sawed them in tao. and made
a new p walk in that way. Then. when 1
went up stth force, and put down really
decent wax on benalt OF the city, whes!
Whal . howl he aid raise.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

NOR RRENT-PLEASAST FURNISHED ROOMS
i at the Palatine. Enquire - Allen-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.


L8NSD~A DOOR kE1 On CANAis1 oNN-
II r. e@n hsse z4i1s - sallng a. lhs ozlee Gssa
aaa P1sl4s .f te.s A1-le- <ssif
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

MA q. FaEEFR. No~ra~.s
A. opsx ceozTFs. Attorney 20 Earsesgss
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

There Is a gsu0ins ~ooom IN Sidewalk
bell..bs sad neb4.rs Throughout ne eiiy
A.moss every dzy sees notics served 90
sone dsliEqaslt property loiosE er eeaers
osssskAs the Fsazii kaae1L ~ taiaxs ssfszs
ne nrsmsss AIN zen days from 6zis.
fkess she aAys IA eh4Fgs lals lalpoEtz1t
deaaftssent 81 ths l. R-aaleipal serVlos ne
Ctty AzrsEa. zaa a. sidzsi rsport great
many 4nasi1g and trying exPerie2ees.
fhs ~omen sss zlssys tas worst % dezl
slt1 ssl1 a Ee1sfaa "a trs sefSice 5satsf-
aay. They maze al manner oi excuses
sa4 sesorz - al spssss VI ss4sloa- lrst
tneg protest. thea Ebsy pF0aaiss. Inea eo4k,
then lasF sax. sDd aasily Laey SCI rishs
ap Ga fAslr s2T. Ihneatsn The officers and
defy TIE Marshal, Depglles sad al ne po-
ilas lcres. Why. said Tie pale izcsd aad
ssilatsd y0aBg man. those ssyen snArch-
: dLdnt bold . candle - some 81 TIE
Ienais property -hoidsrs ! strike. HARD
sords. oIoonlstic2s. hot water and SCISSORS
are shat dream Of regularly. No wonder
they eall Nightmare a nightmare Tor II
woilidn't bs Eeauias # it Sssa I IA thsf
<sn1er.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

S.eA Truths as sasss Ars HSsA oS~s.ss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

iEo-GHo NARNEsH EHs AID TNO
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a@l - itis seosiiL1g eei0fs Tea . esee4 tiIsEsd
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-05-21
A Serious Blunder.


Almost every town in Oregon has
men holding prominent places in the
business and affairs of the community,
who work incaleHlable injury TO the
prosperity of a place by their short
sightedness-
They do not show the least spirit of
liberahty, nor are they inclined to en-
courage new enterprises even when by
50 doing it would rebound to the bene-
fit of their own pocket book. One of
these fossiliZed specimens owns COM
mndious hotel near the depot At Grants
Pass. A few days since, when the O..
Il G. r.. R. changed their time table
the express train passed this place at
about the right time for breakfast. As
the passenger train changes engines
there, by which they are delayed sew
eral minutes, it was very desirable
point for an eating statIon-this would
have been benefit of mslny dollars to
the town. The Bagley House near the
depot was the only hotel large enough
in the place to sufficiently accommo-
date the railroad travel, but the pro-
prietor wanted all the railroad employ
ees to pay four-bits for every meal they
took at his house. while they got their
meals for 25 cents every other place on
the road. As the hotel-keeper refused
TO aecede to their demands, the railroad
company established the eating station
at Medford.